The Hillsboro argus., June 24, 1920, Image 2

THE IIILLSBORO ARCUS
County OfficuJ Paper
L, A. Loaf, Editor.
F.ntered t the IW OlBc at
Hillsboro, Orrgoa, ecnil
cl.ss mail matter.
S,.bcri:'tiori, $1.50 per annum.
Issued every Thursday by Mr.
I". C. Mc Kinney and ll A. Long.
After dl is iJ and done one
oiider why Mr. Ltslirr wasn't
pomin.itt d at Chi.
J. Fartrjiorn. having Wen a
d. Icpito at the Chi contention
no p.icks hi grip and starts for
Frisco.
BROWN JONES
Mavton Krowa, of torvallis, and
Miss lU rvdia Jonc, of HilUborst
were united in marriage at th
home of the. bride' parents, M
snd Mr. Spencer Jones, Monda
ning, June J I, 1920. Th.
bride hat been a ttudent at O.
l a a k
v.. umt pa, year, wnrre ne i
rtgitered in music. After a hort
honeymoon trip to Newport an
other coast point the will be a
home to their friends at Corvallis.
The bride is talented in music
and has a host of friends in 1MU
bora who citrnd congratulation
BIG CLASS READY
Mr. Hirtlini; says he is will ins
t liflp to be president, and
he ! not want to play a lone
hand. Well, well, thi isn't new.
particularly.
If Wnmlrow doesn't do better
running the democratic conven
(ion than lie did running the d-iu
ix-ratic party he isn t going to
hnve mm h of a hand in the "mak
ing i.
Hundreds of Shriner came out
into Washington County and
what tluv saw of field and farm
w.i a revelation to them. They'll
spread Oregon propaganda in
great chunks w hen they get back
home.
Svaic miscreant wantonly stab
bed a jack knife blade into the
two rear tires of the (tarthofnrr
lVnlge, the other night while it
was standing in front of the resi
dence. Vandalism of thi kind is
hardly comprehensible.
it . ... .
1 no security nenenl Am n. is or
KanUing a local Council under
direction of H. V. SiuiUi. Stat.
IVputy, and a large class will be
ready for initiation in a fe
Jars. Mr. Smith promises to
bring out the Kirkpatrick team
famous degree corps of Portland
to put on the work and install M
new officers. Headquarter for
the Societv have been opened a
ISSS Main, where information re
yarding the several policic mat
Ik obtained and cheerful! given.
State Manager Thomas and wif
will be present when the Count i
is instituted, and a host of visitor
from other place will attend and
help start the new organisation
in good shape. One of the local
halls will be secured for the eve
ning and full announcement il
be made in this paper later on.
GODDESS OF LIBERTY
The amount of interest that is be
ing shown in the Goddess of Lib
erty contest is very pleasing to
the fourth July committee who
are working very hard to make
tins the greatest Hillsboro cele
bration.
Nothing is being left undone
to make the celebration com
plcte, so that all will enjoy them
OPEN AIR
BANC
There will be an open air dance at the celebration
ground floor at
Shute Park
E
ON THE EVENING OF
Saturday June 26
First Open Air Dance of the Season
LEONARD BROWN, Mgr. 4th of July Committee
DttS
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selvr.
Han for the largest and most
elaborate parade ever hell in
Hillsboro are being worked out
and from all indication it will be
an added attraction that will be
worth while attending, a frater
nal order, business bouses and
private automobile uuner hate
agreed to decorate cars or bate
Hoat in line.
The Goddess of 1 ibrrtv float is
now being made and will he verv
elaborate.
The following patriotic mer
chant have agreed to rite 10
votes with every tic purchase:
Den oi Sweet. Greer Tow
er, War,! Grocery. Date Cr
win. Reynold Cash Store, Hills-
Ntro Mere. Co.. Talm Confection
ery. The Wigwam. Allen & Ire
land. C. A. Handy. Long Hard
ware. C C. Store. Fmmott's Meat
Market. Liberty Theatre.
The contestant' standing to
J,t:
Olive Tmllingrr .
F.va Fmniott
A Z '
The old tbtor has bun repair
rd in tine slup,- at Shv.te 1'ark and
the tirst op u air d nice of tin
s, .!,.! will take pi iv tlnsSitiir
day evening.
The d Hoor has Ihcii repair
cd in Sue sh.spc at Shute I'aik
and the first v, n .tir dance of the
season will take place thi Sttur
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Green Hale, of
Portland, arrived last week ami
are enjoying the Summer weaili
er at their Oak l'ark bungalow.
Mr. Hale is netting the tamp and
the pool and spring in shajn- for
the summer season, and they ex
pect to remain until SeptemU-r.
John Sihiui.br. of near T'ol
lips, was a city caller this mom
and Mr Bruce S human,
.f I'ortland. were Sunday guests
at the home of Mrs. Janie S. w
ell and Mr. and Mf red Sew
ell Mrs, V. O. tialoway nnd Miss
Hm t'arstens, of It inks, were in
ton n Tuesday, Miss I'arsti lis rv
m . ining for a visit w lib. r lativr
an I friend.
For good buy In real estate,
for loans, insurance and notarial
t rk, c F.. !. Kuralll. lMUhoro
National Bank Whig , utalr
F. I. Kuratli. t'
Violet WVblter
Belle Taggart
Helen Gunton
Miriam Stockton
Grace McFadden .
Horen.-e Taylor
Marjorie Well
fsftie Fnni
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F. F. Braga. of Mount.tittdal.-.
was in the city yestenlav morn
ing.
Miss Grace Graham, of Santa
Rosa. Cat.." is a iruest f Dr.
Mr. I W. Hde.
Mr. and Mr. John Il.ture. of
rarmington. visited Hillsboro the
irt of the week.
We write si'i" nn.l binr.'rs.
It - .
iv e know how.--l. Wright, .al i
Corwin Hardware Store.
Spirella coMetieres. Dron a
card or phone 3S and will call
at your home. Mrs. M. E. Cau
dle, Hillsboro. 14 9
Marriage license was vesterdav
granted to Lloyd P. Kirry and
Barbara Jean Buchanan, both of
Forest Grove.
Wanted: Guaranteed good
ami! cow of S to 7 vear. that
ia had Spring calf; grade Jer
sey and wi, or Jersey-Durham.
Tuberculin tested. Tel.
969 within next few days. 17
"GETTING BY YOUR HOODOO"
Weatherly's
Ice Cream
Home Made
Candies
EAT A PLATE OF ICE CREAM
EVERY DAY
HF.Al.TUHI.
XUTRITIOCS
rfikkshim;
DFI.lt IOI S
Fancy Cigar and
Box Senokers'
Cood Articbr
k t
HILLSBORO'S LEADING SWEET SHOP
Th Best It Not Too GootT
WF. SFRVE THK BKST
Our
Lunches
Just a little tastier than the rest.
Our
Candle
Just a little better tlmn vou gursscd.
Our
Sundaes
Jut a little more distinctive than the best.
ALFRED MORGAN, Proprietor
Phone S361X US Second St.
Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Association
Of Washington County
Oregon
The ol,el Mutual Insurance Association i ii
We Insure city prspcrty, but take tare of I ,, ,
lug on the Mutual plan. The l t and tl,, ,,
ance to be prin ured. For Hleul trs rail on or
M lr
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ERWIN RITTER, Secretn
LtmitoN, Orv, Rout 2.
iy
And Next
Chautauqua
The dsv for the romlliK of the big broi i
almost here. It Is time to think Ih.i l, l(
to krt - the 'iH-n srsanie" to a wn k ,t
lecture, music and rntrrlsliiiiu lit
ii.ln!
Crathwtll' Experlanc Qjslif lllm
for Lactura.
San GratnweU. leiiurvr at Chau-
tsuqaa on the seeotd oftennxm, hat
had Ufa experience qualifying him
to speak with nihirlfT upon the mil-
b"t. tien'rig by Toor ltuK!oo.'" Kor
irsthnel! knows what It Is to have a
oodiio aod overcome It. Hi hooiloo
was that of povertv enil envirunmeot
Part of hi ti)lioo! was spent la a
'EvenaproSaeor
can bam9
MM
THE PROFESSOR dropped In. FELL t or it, aa gea.
LAST NIGHT and said. I'M JAKE tor keep.
HE HAD a puzzle. AND SITTIN' on the world."
YOU KNOW he gpeak. AND THE second one said.
FIFTY SEVEN kind. "JUST SLIP us one.
OF HIGHBROW talk. FOR THE dottWe-O.
v
BUT HE'D Juat heard. AND THAT ru all.
TWO. FELLOWS talking. LAUGHED and pointed.
.
SOMETHING LIKE this. OUT THE window.
,
"HERE'S THE real cheese. AND THE prof read.
ON THE kind of butt. THE ELECTRIC slfn.
FOR STEADY stuff." AND HE was on.
-SPILL IT,-Mid the other. THE SIGN lut'sald.
0 THE first one .aid. "THEY SATISW
ITS COT the good.
,
AND PEP and IL rpnEHE mar be ft hundred other
t . 1 way to say it, but in good,
JUST TOUCH one off. plain United State, it's "they sat-
. . . usfy." Those fine Turkish and
AND YOU'LL be living. Domestic tobaccos and that can't-
be-copied Chesterfield blend pot
THE LIFE of Relilr. Chesterfield where none can touch
s them for quality and value.
cic arc t t d o
children'! home and he wu selling pa.
per on the stwt when but child.
Before be wa twenty he had been
messenger In the slums, factory work,
er, painter, waiter nd mnn of-all-work
In a barroom, elevator l.oy, Niock
man and clerk. A chance nor of ap
preciation Inspired hi to to enter night
school then to collrite. Twiny he
stands a one of the leading men of
the Chautauqua platform the country
Hillsboro, Jul)- 22 27
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LEN B. FISHBACK
NVhii I taking up thr
work at the (Vntral
Church of Christ.
Mr. i'isliliaek is a K's.l
uate of the Fil(eiie Hililr
t'niirrsitr and has ins
jurcd in Public Sjx akuiK
and Psycholiiy at the V.
of . He ciimn from tin
Church at Brownsville,
whrre he was a ttuilelit
pastor for two )rars.
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Twenty-one Events
Jul one g"xl thinrf after anollu r all I
White qualtlv brouiiht to uu from all ri
world to laslruel, la entertain, lit inspire.
Same Old Price
, And still at the old price leirl l So . u,
few lhiiiK on this old earth of ours tint In.i, i
roikrtrd.
Watch for Programs
The bij( programs will umn be distributed l, I
for jrunrs. They are newspajier ir rnli . .
brimful! of interrdiug new altout the hoI
while week of rtrnlt rirr s.hrduled for ll!iiw.M
HILLSBORO
Chautauqua
July 22 to July 27
(toy, W'eisenback, of beyond
North Pliiiim, wa in the city yes
terday, lie has just finished
planting I acre of kale plant
for his dairy herd.
Mr. Lloyd brown returned
this week from a visit at Kent,
Wrc, and was accompanied by
her sister, Mm. Hanson, who will
make an extended visit In the i
city.
For sale: Nine fine grade Hol
stcin yearling heifers, all from
heavy milker. Will cell all in
bunch or a part. A tine herd.
D. IJ. Wooton, Mountaimlalr,
Ore. 18-17
The Women' Missionary So
ciety of the Cong. Church will
hold it annual meeting and elec
tion of officer next Thursday,
July I, at 8 p. m., at the hoinnof
Mrs. H. W. llarne.
Noted Cartoonist at Chautauqua
J -s5K. ,f a
Evelyn Bargelt ha for Bevernl year been warded ns nt h. tn.in.
cartoonItntertfllner of the country. LaHt yeur Hbe spent In Prance and
Belgium entertaining our soldier, and rtie I credited with being one of the
moat popular entertainer ever sent abroad. Hhe I.hs the himnr
apeatng night on the Chautauqua program henr her, by nil niennx.
; At Hillsboro Chautauqua, July 22-27
A cordial invitation to celebrate at Hillsboro,
Oregon, July Fourth is extended to you by
H. C. PETERSON
DEALER IN
Studebaker and Hudson Cars
Recogniied every where a can of real quality.
Republic and G. M. C. Trucks
Th. large filing truck in the world. H.v become o on account
of their low price and unequalled quality.
Samson Tractors
! inC'Uding "". farfm, governor, belt
Power Uke off .d h.gh te.ion magneto, $940 f. o. b. Hilloro.
Used Cars
A big .tock of .t.d.rd make ud car. at right prices
H. C. Peterson
HILLSBORO, OREGON